NFL Mock Draft 2022: Complete first round Super Bowl weekend edition
What do you do as an organization if you have your franchise quarterback as well as a need for offensive line help? Clearly the answer is add an offensive lineman to protect that quarterback. Josh Allen would be more than happy with Kenyon Green here.
The 6-4, 325-pound lineman from Texas A&M was a first-team All-American this past season and he’d do a heck of a job on Buffalo’s line from day one.
Unfortunately, there are no surefire top-15 draft picks at tight end in this class like Kyle Pitts, but Trey McBride is widely considered the best at the position in the draft.
Tennessee could use a tight end to aid that offense and McBride is a great pass-catching threat. He stretches the field at the position and that’s the direction the position is headed in the NFL. He had a monster season at Colorado State in 2021, catching 90 passes for 1,121 yards and a touchdown. He could afford to be a bigger threat in the red zone, but he has the potential.